While it is theoretically possible to make a living off of playing roulette, it is extremely difficult and highly unlikely. Roulette is a game of chance, and the house always has an edge, which means that over time, the odds are in favor of the casino.

Basically, no system is going to turn you into a full-time, professional roulette player. However, this isn't to say that you can't drastically improve your roulette game by playing a lot. In fact, sticking around the tables and making good bets is how people go on those million-dollar runs that you hear about.

Place your bet directly on a single number (including the zero). You will win if the ball lands on that number. Split Bet (Pays 17 to 1). Place your bet on the line between any two connected numbers, either horizontally or vertically.

SuperCasino broadcast every night of the week on Channel 5. Its presentation was based on the game of roulette, in two variations, Live Roulette and Roulette Express.